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Kiss Needs Permission to Perform Again, Says Gene Simmons

todayAugust 24, 2026

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In a recent interview, Gene Simmons revealed that the legendary band Kiss cannot perform live without obtaining permission from an outside entity. This comes after their final concert on December 2, 2023, which marked the end of their End of the Road World Tour.

Simmons explained that the band’s makeup, music, and publishing rights were sold to a company called Pophouse, which now has a significant role in the band’s future. This partnership will lead to various projects, including a motion picture and even theme park attractions.

“Kiss can’t play live without Pophouse’s permission,” Simmons stated, emphasizing the complexities of their new arrangement. While this news may disappoint fans hoping for a reunion, Simmons is not stepping away from the stage entirely. He continues to tour with the Gene Simmons Band, fulfilling his passion for live performances.

“Being up on that stage and rocking out is the most fun I can imagine,” he said, highlighting his love for performing. As the Gene Simmons Band hits the road throughout 2026, fans can still catch a glimpse of the rock icon in action.


Source: ultimateclassicrock.com

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